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2022 Data Modernization Initiative (DMI) Snapshot						Print
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										DMI Snapshot 2022: Transforming Data to Protect Health; DMI@CDC; Data; People; Policy
If one thing is clear, it’s that data saves lives. And better data saves more lives. But what does “better data” really look like? And what are the actual, on-the-ground steps we can take to get it?What Does Data Modernization Look Like?Read the Welcome LetterHow the Snapshot WorksDownload the Booklet (PDF)
DATA“We’re reimagining what technology and innovative solutions can do — and what we can do with the data.”
– Jennifer Layden, MD, PhD, Acting Director for the Office of Public Health Data, Surveillance, and TechnologyCore Data Sourcesmedical data entry on keyboardElectronic Case Reporting Helps “Turn Off the Fax Machines”test tubesBlazing New Pathways for Laboratory DataEmergency signCapturing What’s Happening in Emergency Departmentshospital capacity dataCapacity to Care: How Full Are Our Hospitals?clockA Timelier Understanding of Deathimmunization vial and syringeTransforming Immunization Data from End to EndSprinting Toward the Next Generation of Case Surveillanceman working with
What does it take to modernize case surveillance? When we assess our technologies, processes, and policies, what are the steps we can take to determine what’s working best—or could be improved—for the people who use them?
Read moreTechnologiesnorth starNorth Star Architecture Redraws the “Blueprint” for Public Health DataboatsModern Tools “Lift All Boats” at CDClungsA Foundation for Success: Expanding Tuberculosis StudiesOutbreak Response: Real-Time Data for EmergenciesEmergency Operations Center 2020*Photo: James Gathany, CDC*
In 2022, we made huge strides toward modernized, cloud-based solutions to meet the needs of current and future emergency responses – no matter how big or small. Following are just a few highlights from our work to ensure we’re ready for whatever comes next.
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Innovative Solutionsclasped hands on table“Nowcasting” Suicide Trendsarizona melanoma mapGetting more local with cancer datamother and babyModernizing Data to Protect Mothers and Babieswastewater covid-19 testingGrowing Pains for Wastewater Surveillanceopen doorOpening up the Data for Alllight bulb with rainbow stringLinked Data Answers America’s Complex Health QuestionsEquityperson wearing hoodie and backpackMeaningful Change for Equitable Datarainbow-colored human outlines3 Ways We’re Making Chronic Disease Data More Equitablehands typing on a keyboard behind artificial intelligence hologramLooking at AI’s Impact on Health EquityPEOPLE“We really are working together differently, and it’s intentionally designed that way. Data modernization is complex, and all perspectives and brains are needed to determine next steps.”
– Katie Fullerton, MPH, Senior Advisor for Surveillance and Data Modernization (Office of Readiness and Response)outline of the 48 continental United StatesIn Their Own Words: DMI Supports State and Local Partnerspeople and points of connectionA New Consortium Gathers Insight and Perspectivespeople working together2022: Partnership in ActionMan typing on laptop with artificial intelligence hologram screen over keyboard.Developing State-of-the-Art Skillsrainbow-colored hands reaching toward a starRecruiting Diverse, World-Class Talentwoman climbing outdoor rock wallMaking Space for Bold IdeasPOLICIES“At CDC and throughout public health, we are in a pivotal moment for data and surveillance — one marked by opportunities, challenges, and the need for change.”
– Rochelle Walensky, MD, MPH, CDC Directorwooden blocks showing progress over timeMaking Modernization Metrics Matterpeople on two sides of gap reaching overData Ready: Modern Policies and Processesman pointing to charts and graphs on a virtual interfaceInvesting Resources WiselySolving the Puzzle of Data Access and Exchangepuzzle with missing piece showing connectivity lines
Modernization relies on getting data where it needs to go to protect health. Newer policies and modern standards can help us access and exchange important health information that is not readily available now.

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							Last Reviewed:  January 19, 2024						Source: 	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Office of Public Health Data, Surveillance, and Technology
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